Tag Archives: Carrier

Arlington HVAC – The Proper HVAC Sizing

An energy hog! Will you be surprised to learn that I am talking of your place, be it a new, old or refurbished home in Arlington? Yes, lots and lots of homes here lose energy that explains why the average energy cost is above $ 2,000 yearly. Updating energy efficiency can be a very costly investment. And, many of us do not quite understand why we should buy and replace the Arlington HVAC system to improve. Are you having appropriate HVAC system? A HVAC older than ten years require frequent HVAC repair and will naturally not be as reliable and … Continue reading →

Posted in Arlington TX Air Conditioning, Arlington TX Carrier, Arlington TX Furnace | Tagged , | Comments Off

Lighting Furnace

Arlington residents should be careful lighting a furnace. You can bet the all over America people are winding up in the hospital, or worse, when they were burned as they tried to light his furnace on the first cold night of the year night, according to the local fire department. It’s that time of the year again when we cozy up to our fireplace or turn up our thermostat on our furnace.  If you have a natural gas or LP gas furnace in your Arlington – Dallas TX home you should take precautions before switching  your system into the heat … Continue reading →

Posted in Furnace | Tagged , , , , , , , , | Comments Off

R-22 Phase Out

If you must buy new a/c unit this summer, go with the ones with R-410a. R-22 can not be made after this year and the cost of Freon will go up. The year 2010 marks an important U.S. milestone for ozone protection with the phase out of R-22, an ozone depleting refrigerant used in some new air-conditioning systems for more than four decades. To meet this environmental challenge, Carrier Corp., a unit of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE:UTX), introduced non-ozone depleting alternative cooling solutions with Puron refrigerant, approved in 1997 by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Prior to Puron refrigerant, most … Continue reading →

Posted in Air Conditioning | Tagged , , , , | Comments Off